Research on the Influence of Income Distribution Gap on Socio-economic Sustainable Development and Its Regulation Mechanism

View Full Paper

Ask AI

Bookmark

Authors

Discussion

Multiple regression reveals a negative effect of income inequality on per capita GDP growth, suggesting regulatory reforms are necessary.

The Gini coefficient's increase leads to a 0.85 percentage points decrease in GDP growth.
The average GDP growth rate is 6.53% with a standard deviation of 2.12, indicating variable economic performance.
Investment in fixed assets, urbanization rate, and education positively influence economic growth.
Regulating the income distribution gap requires enhancing primary distribution and effective redistributive policies.

Qinhe Yang (2025) studied this question.

View Full Paper

Ask AI

Bookmark